The greedy little Irish spirit causes trouble in Vegas after a young man steals a magical shilling from the pot of gold. This is one of those films that you watch, then forget everything about it afterwards.

Used to catch this on the local independent TV station when they still showed movies all the time. This and Kamillions would air all the time for a while. Pretty drab but it was better than most of the dreck they showed. Used to watch it when there was nothing else on.

Surprisingly little editing when they would show it. Saw Loretta explode way too many times.

Station has been off the air for the past month or so, hopefully they went out of business finally after years of suckiness.

Great review Andrew! An odd little coincidence happened hours after reading your review by the way. I stayed overnight at my girlfriend's house (i.e. her parent's house, that is well furnished with comfy leather furniture, an awesome surround sound system, and a huge ass HD-TV) and I snuck downstairs about an hour after we climbed in bed because I couldn't sleep and had a lot on my mind. I turned to Monsters HD and behold: Leprechaun 3 was on! It was right at the scene where the casino owner gets fried by the silicone chested, robo-skank and I stayed up to finish watching the movie. Laughing at Warwick Davis' hijinks (and rhymes) in the film helped me clear my head and I didn't have much trouble getting to sleep after I covertly snuck back into my girlfriend's bed. (That is, I went to bed after I tried unsuccessfully to stay up and watch the high-def screening of "Creature from the Black Lagoon" that came on after "Leprechaun 3.") Anyway, if you recall during one of our last e-mail conversations, I stated that I "hated Leprechaun 3." Well call me a changed man, because I got a kick out of it after this most recent viewing and I no longer dislike the film. It's good, cheesy fun!

$20.00 for that piece of junk? The last time I had to pawn something for cash, I got $5.00 for my portable radio.

A rigged roulette wheel? Unlikely to happen in Las Vegas. If casinos hate customers and employees who try to cheat them, then the Nevada Gaming Commission hates casinos who try to cheat their customers, as it gives all casinos a black-eye. Anyway, there is no need to rig the roulette wheel, as the odds are in favor of the house.

What is not unrealistic is the Leprechaun strolling down the Las Vegas Strip and not drawing that much attention. I've been down the Las Vegas Strip, and that Leprechaun is not too far off from alot of the tourists who come to Las Vegas.

Andrew failed to mention that other well known Irish drink, Guinness. Anybody ever had a real Guinness? I've always found it undrinkable. Maybe because, when I had it, the stronger Guinness was for the domestic market, and the weaker Guinness was for the American market.

The Leprechaun always seems to talk in rhyme. That must have taken some doing.